Asset managers need to do more to explain how sustainability measures actually benefit stakeholders, according to the Thinking Ahead Institute.
In its new report, Sustainability: Understanding impact and value creation, the institute warns that investment organisations need to be wary of the gap between their positive intentions for a more sustainable economy and their ability to deliver it. Otherwise institutional investors risk a disconnect between ambition and reality if they focus on measuring investment impact without linking it to value creation for stakeholders. Rathbones' Crossman: Covid-19 could lead to a more responsible capitalism The report also warns that asset managers need to be more realistic on what is act...
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